The management of the Strait of Hormuz will not be as it used to be

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that the wars in the region have fundamentally changed security conditions, announcing that the management structure of the Strait of Hormuz will no longer be as it used to be. Speaking at a center opening in Tehran, Araghchi expressed that the transit routes and management style in the strait will be reshaped within the framework of consultations to be conducted with Oman.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, speaking at the inauguration of the Martyr Kamal Kharrazi Document and Museum Center in the capital Tehran, expressed that the wars experienced in the region over the past year and a half constitute a turning point and have completely changed security conditions. Araghchi noted that within this context, the management and transit routes of the Strait of Hormuz will not remain as they were, the new conditions will be reconsidered within the framework of consultations with Oman, and negotiations on this matter will continue.

Emphasizing that it is a correct approach for countries to ensure their own security by developing cooperation, Araghchi stated that the presence of foreign powers like the US in the region produces nothing other than insecurity. Conveying that they communicated during indirect talks with the US that the war must end on all fronts, Araghchi stated that they have relations with all countries in the Persian Gulf and are striving to reach a mutual consensus regarding a new security structure in the region.